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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
4
The Echo notes Mary Gi2e as a key figure in the publication, with editor L. Stone serving as editor and proprietor. The fragment references Prahde start and various stray names, indicating a historic newspaper context and leadership structure.
The Echo urges forming The Hamiota Literary and Athletic Association to unite library aims with a youth geared athletic club. Aimed at funding through one organization, it asks local young men to attend tonight’s meeting to show support and ensure success.
Agricultural College report reviews smut prevention for seeding ahead of harvest. A 20 minute immersion in formaldehyde solution with 42 gallons of water yielded nearly smut free wheat and oats, offering cheap effective control with minimal damage to seed quality, and the best average yields among tested methods.
The Montreal Witness questions whether Canada can owe more to future self governing colonies and argues Britain’s navy boosts efficiency. It notes Canada’s land and sea exports reach many foreign markets and asserts no other colony matches its sea commerce potential.
The text argues Britain enables safety at sea and asserts Canada must join Great Britain in upholding sea supremacy, stating that participation is both honorable and necessary for Canada.
The Manitoba Game Protection Act sets open seasons from December 1 to 15 for deer, October 1 to 2 for grouse and similar birds, September 1 to November 30 for wild ducks, with licence requirements. Residents must carry a game license and non residents obtain one from the Department of Agriculture and In The Manitou Game Protection Act enforcement is urged, with penalties for illegal hunting and duties assigned to constables and game guardians.
A hospital notes update reports a managing committee meeting held last Thursday with a regular monthly meeting planned for the first Monday on or after the 6th. March cash receipts total 45.25 from subscriptions and other sources. Donations from locals include bread, fruit, milk, eggs, butter, and many consumables, with various required kitchen and dining items listed.
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